EyeVac Pro Touchless Vacuum Automatic Dustpan - Ultra Fast & Powerful - Great for Sweeping Salon Pet Hair Food Dirt Kitchen, Corded Canister Vacuum, Bagless, Automatic Sensors, 1400 Watt (Black)

Works great! I use this in my salon and it really does make clean to easier! It is a little noisy when it's activated but no different than a blow dryer! I would buy again!

It’s a tad loud, but very powerful! Picks up all the dirt and dust with ease. The canister holds a lot. It’s slim so it fits up against the cabinet and doesn’t take up much room.

This is way more convenient than constantly bending over with a dustpan. I am currently using this in my great room around where my Dog’s bed is so the daily sweeping of the hair doesn’t break my back as much. Also, when air is expelled from the vacuum, it has a filter that puts off a very nice scent. I intend to buy at least one more unit to place at the front entrance to my home where debris tends to collect.

I am extremely impressed with the EyeVac Pro Touchless Vacuum. The quality of the unit is outstanding—solid construction that feels like it will last for years. The suction power is remarkable; it easily picks up debris and pet hair with no issue, leaving the floors spotless.One great feature is that it doesn’t use batteries, so you never have to worry about recharging it. The weight of the unit is manageable, making it easy to move around, and the cord length is just right, offering enough flexibility to place it wherever needed. Overall, it works really well and has made cleaning my floors much more convenient. Highly recommend!

Love this vac set up. I sweep and the vac sucks it all up.

I got my wife an EyeVac PRO Touchless Stationary Vacuum (Tuxedo Black) to use in her hair suite at her salon. She needs to clean up her work area between clients, and the EyeVac was meant to work in conjunction with her broom - hopefully eliminating the need to use a dustpan.The EyeVac arrives adequately protected in its shipping box (there is no inner retail box). Installation/setup is as straightforward as removing some plastic wrap, plugging in the unit, and selecting an operating mode. I put the mode selector in "auto", which enables the IR "eye" on/off switch. We have found that it's easiest to get the unit to come on using a foot to trip the sensor. The vacuum was a little louder than I expected, but I think that's largely attributable to using it along a wall (or two walls, in my case, as it's in use at a corner of the room). The suction power is pretty good, and the dust container is easy to remove, empty, and replace. This unit is the next best thing to having your space equipped with a baseboard vacuum system (and much less expensive). The construction and mechanism are reminiscent of a handheld vacuum. Unfortunately, while the unit is user serviceable, it's not made in a way that makes this convenient. In my case, it's going to be the difference between my wife being able to keep the unit properly maintained, and me having to do it. That's not great from a design engineering standpoint, unless this is designed to be a throwaway item. I set a calendar event to take this apart in 6 months, and I expect that's going to be the best interval for my wife's usage.The branding is kind of tacky, and I've already spoken with my wife about maybe covering it with something off of her Cricut. I know her, so I know that she will just get more irritated that an appliance that's supposed to blend in with the decor has what looks like NASCAR branding on it. Eww.As value is largely derived from benefit divided by cost (or a more complex, but largely similar, formula) it's a fair question to ask about the EyeVac. Considering that it's wall-powered and stationary, I'd say that this device benefits from low requirements, without passing the savings along to the consumer in the price. The main thing to keep in mind is that this is a niche product, and it's normal for those to have higher profit margins. That said, I wish EyeVac had created a higher-end product to top their line - designed around easy serviceability and a 10-15 year life. I would have gladly paid double (or more) for something like that. As it is, the EyeVac is a specialized product... while it's cheaply made, careful maintenance will probably make it last 5 or more years. Recommended

Yes it is loud, but not any more so than a standard vacuum. Yes, it smells funny, but odor dissipates immediately. Need to tap the bar on front of it to turn on (learning curve). Easy to empty. Was afraid there may be debris left under it, not even a random cat hair. Speaking of cats, it will scare the hell out of them if they inadvertently trigger it.

It’s amazing for the salon 💇‍♀️